On 22 Oct 98, at 11:52, Gary Almes wrote:
> I've been running my business for 5+ years now. I now have a full-time
> designer and a few part-time contractors for programming, etc. But the
> company is growing so fast and work is coming so quickly that it seems
> necessary to expand a bit more rapidly (but not foolishly).
:) is this serious?
> 1. The whole growing the business thing (strategies, useful tips)
Buy low, sell high.
> 2. Where to find decent, qualified people! (I see so many "web experts"
> who know
> virtually nothing about design or HTML)
Well all the qualified people have already been hired; that is why we
have the shortage you have heard about.
I, oddly enough, would look at the urls of the sites they have
created. If someone claims to be a "web expert" and they do not have
their own url then I would not believe them. It would be as likely a
writer without writings, an artist without paintings, or a singer
without songs.
> 3. Partnerships - should I be thinking of joining up with
another person
> in my
> situation, combining forces? Or just finding a successful
> independent guy and
> bringing him on with good pay/benefits/etc.?
If business is so good then why bring in a partner?
Peter
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